Introducing our newest series, “Gallery MAR: The Neighborhood Edit,” which we have featured on Instagram. ⁠
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Through The Neighborhood Edit, we’re spotlighting local businesses we love and shape our community here in Park City!⁠ Follow along on Instagram to see the latest additions to the series and see our first stops in the series, below.

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD EDIT: Flight

First, we’re featuring Flight Clothing Boutique, a women-owned fashion destination based right here in Park City, Utah. Known for their thoughtfully curated selection of women’s and children’s clothing sourced from around the world. Whether you shop in-store on Main Street or online, Flight offers pieces that are trend-forward and versatile, and made to support confident, everyday living.⁠
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We’re especially excited to highlight their new vintage pop-up. Each piece promotes individuality, sustainability, and the art of personal style.⁠ Visit Flight Clothing Boutique to explore their latest finds, new and vintage, and follow along as The Neighborhood Edit continues to celebrate the local businesses that make our town feel like home.

 

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD EDIT: RE Park City

This time we wandered off Main Street, but stayed close to home, to visit our friends at Re Park City, our town’s only consignment store that doubles as so much more. Beyond its incredible archive of designer pieces, Re PC is a true third space where women come together, connect, and build community.⁠ Expect laughter, support, and possibly a glass of wine!
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We come here for bright, bold colors and patterns displayed alongside tried-and-true staples like Levi’s jeans, vintage fur coats, and iconic designer bags. If you love being surrounded by beautiful things (something tells us you do), this local gem is for you.⁠
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Re Park City is also a feel-good solution to overconsumption, whether you’re shopping or consigning, you’re putting money back into our community and keeping great pieces out of the landfill. Stop by and give yourself an afternoon to browse. You won’t regret it.⁠

 

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD EDIT: No Name Saloon

In this episode of “The Neighborhood Edit,” we’re visiting a business that is very near to our hearts (and to the gallery too!): No Name Saloon.⁠
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Established in 2000, this Main Street institution has served thousands of tourists and locals for over 20 years. We spoke with Ron, one of the owners, to talk about the menu, drinks, and the daily fresh-squeezed orange juice.⁠
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No Name holds a special place in our world for another reason. It’s where we brought artist Warren Neary to shoot the reference photos for some new works. His piece “Cheers” is available now at the gallery, Neary has more paintings from this corner of Main Street already in the works.⁠

 

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD EDIT: Alpine Distilling

The Neighborhood Edit, we’re raising a glass with Alpine Distilling, a Park City standout redefining craft spirits.⁠
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Guided by precision and flavor, Alpine Distilling curates grains, woods, fruits, and botanicals to create award-winning gins and whiskies that balance innovation with tradition. From vapor-extracted botanicals to ultra-premium whiskies aged in custom-toasted American oak, their process reflects an uncompromising pursuit of excellence.⁠
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Visit Alpine Distilling to enjoy a beautifully crafted cocktail, a thoughtful nonalcoholic option, or to simply gather with friends in their welcoming space. ⁠
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Follow along as The Neighborhood Edit continues to celebrate the local businesses that make our neighborhood feel like home.

 

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD EDIT: Mountain Town Olive Oil

In this installment of The Neighborhood Edit, we’re spotlighting another local businesses we love.⁠
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This week, we’re featuring Mountain Town Olive Oil Co., a longtime Main Street staple located in Historic Park City since 2009. Known for their exceptional selection of olive oils, balsamic vinegars, herbs, spices, gourmet foods, and gifts, they believe that healthy cooking should never be boring.⁠ The store is on an upper level of the West side of Main Street, near where Heber intersects Main.
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From exploring bold, global flavors to enjoying the ambiance of their tasting room and hands-on classes, Mountain Town Olive Oil Co. encourages creativity and connection, values we deeply share.⁠ Owner Jessica McCleary is knowledgeable and forthright with her recommendations, so you can’t go wrong with your choices here!
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Visit Mountain Town Olive Oil Co. to take your cooking to the next level, and follow along as The Neighborhood Edit continues to celebrate the local businesses that make our neighborhood feel like home.